Where did u buy or get yr books from?
Good Evening my Fellow BookLovers! Where did u buy or get yr books from??
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Good Evening my Fellow BookLovers! Where did u buy or get yr books from??
I have to admit, most of mine come from Amazon….I would love to buy from independent stores or brick and mortar but cannot afford them there…I buy hundreds of books a year?
Second hand book sales and the bargain section of a big bookstore
Wherever I can find them.
Usually a charity book stall at my local supermarket they ask for 50p donations x
Library, ebay, amazon, used book store.
My wonderful local library.
Amazon and bookoutlet
Half priced books, thrift stores, goodwill, Amazon.
Charity shops! New ones in a series I cant wait for are from Waterstones
Used bookstores, the library sale or Amazon usually. Though the occasional trip to B&N is not out of the ordinary either.
Library, Local Book Store, Books-A-Million, Goodwill, Walmart.
Amazon or Barnes and Nobles because I order them.
B&N
My latest trip, I bought from my local indie. Decided it was finally time to get a readable copy of the first book in a series, and a copy of a favorite to keep nice so I can annotate in another. Also bought a couple others and some origami papers, so I can try making some corner bookmarks.
Thrift stores. Giving old books a new home. Plus it’s like a treasure hunt bc they are so bad at sorting them
And I love it.
Thriftbooks, 2nd & Charles, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, the book nook inside my local library, and occasionally Goodwill.
I get mine from barns and noble bookstore and some I get from turn the page bookstore
Amazon
Thrift books
Everywhere
The majority from Borders. The rest from Amazon and B&N, and a few from Thriftbooks.
Local independent bookstore, B&N, Amazon, iBooks. In that order.
http://paperbackswap.com/, eBay, Amazon, The Cozy Book Cellar was also a favorite….yard sales, rummage sales, library sales, thrift stores
Second hand stores, libraries
Waterstone’s, W H Smith, other book shops, charity shops, supermarkets…
Wal-Mart. Amazon. Mudsales. Abe books
B&N, Amazon, local indie bookstores, and thrift shops! Occasionally Walmart/Target but very rarely.
3 large thrift shops within 5 miles of my house that have a good size area for books and a fairly quick turnover of goods .
Everywhere. I am a book stalker-new bookstores and old bookstores.I love half price book stores, yard sales, library…it is a quest.
Ebay
Amazon or a place in my city
Amazon, book stores- used and new.
Ebay, conventions, bookstores, Amazon, estate sales—not to mention the thousands I received as review copies.
National Bookstore or Fullybooked or Booksale : )
Any where I can find them
Online, typically. I’m increasingly disinterested in best sellers and likewise don’t want cheap copies of the classics.
Online, charity shops, Waterstones. My brother in law and I also exchange a lot of books. Him and my sister are coming down to Brighton this weekend for Pride and his birthday celebrations and I can’t wait to see what he brings me!
Second hand bookstores, thriftstores, library sales, little free libraries, garage and rummage sales, free on the street, flea markets, borrowed from the library.
Amazon
Everywhere
Amazon
Amazon, Waterstones, WHSmiths or an independent bookshop called C.K. Broadhursts❤️
Mostly book stores these days. They cost a bit more but I enjoy the experience.
Book depository
Local bookshop
Second hand stores
Bookdepository
Charity shops!
Mine mostly come from Op Shops!
I think we need to set up a book exchange here!!!!!!
Barnes and Noble, Half Price Books, thrift stores, Wal-Mart. Wherever I can find a good book I want to read.
Amazon, Waterstones, eBay, charity shops
The library!
Loot and secondhand book shop
Ollies’s; Good Will; Secondhand Book Shops; Amazon; eBay
“Did”?
Almost all my books ive bought from thrift stores. If i really want. Newest edition; ill buy it at target
Market, flea market, bookstore, marktplaats (like eBay), online bookstore (http://bol.com/) and the library.
http://thriftbooks.com/, library, half price bookstores, hard sales, goodwill
Catalogs from Edward R. Hamilton Bookseller Co. I live way, way out in the country and use the library a lot, but get snowed in during winter and am 80 miles from a bookstore.